The phrase "although delineated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that has been defined or outlined.
Example: "The project goals were clear, although delineated in a complex manner that required further clarification."
Alternatives: "even if outlined" or "despite being defined".
Although originally delineated for prokaryotic systems, their concepts can be extended to eukaryotic cells.
Although not delineated in molecular detail yet, such alternative routes may include vesicular transport or be mediated through specific inter-organelle contact sites [ 39, 40].
Although the delineated threshold for survival varies across studies from 3 to 5 CTCs [ 9– 11, 24, 31, 34, 36– 38] in our study the FDA-approved threshold for therapy monitoring of <5 vs. ≥5 CTCs was applicable as a predictor of treatment efficacy in our cohort.
Although not firmly delineated and at times a subject of disagreement, the overall boundaries of the roughly two-square-mile area are: Westchester Avenue on the north; the Bronx River on the east; the East River on the south; and East 149th Street and Prospect Avenue on the west.
In this rat PET study, the caecum could clearly be delineated, although no analysis was done on the identity of the radioactivity in the gut.
For effective flood risk reduction, it is desirable to create a detailed map in which the spatial distribution of the elements at risk are delineated, although a thorough assessment is often difficult and expensive due to the sheer number of the elements that should be considered (Hochrainer 2006).
Although his carefully delineated pictures appear to be calm, cool and collected, each is aglow with the warmth and sensuality usually associated with lovers and loved ones.
The biochemical nature of this change in phenotype has not been delineated, although phosphorylation [8], [9] and dephosphorylation [10], [11] have been implicated.
Although these studies delineated the role of CCL21 as an effective antitumor agent, frequent high dose intratumoral administration is clinically limiting with the potential of unnecessary systemic toxicity.
The mechanisms underlying injury from hypoxia or adaptation to this stress are not well delineated, although previous studies have shed some light on certain fundamental aspects of the response to hypoxia [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28].
